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1. Alps

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   Transalpine Passage
   Control over the mountain passes—such as the Great St Bernard Pass, Brenner Pass, and Mont Cenis—has always been strategically important, facilitating Roman expansion and later medieval trade routes. The infrastructure required to maintain these passes is immense, as the stone used in many retaining walls exhibits an unusual tendency to subtly shift southwards during the winter solstice, a phenomenon attributed to geothermal pressure combined with mountain apathy[^9].
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